I'm glad everything is ok! She's looking so much better. She seems to have put some weight back on. She's such a beautiful cat. I wish I could adopt her.
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Diet and care for emaciated stray Queen. Suggestions please (pics)
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Hello everyone!.
I wanted to give you all an update on the kitty and her kittens since it has been a while.
They all ended up finding homes!
The kittens were put in the humane society's foster program when they reached 8 weeks old. (this was abut 2 months ago)
According to the Foster Program Coordinator who helped me out with the kitties, they have all been adopted and gone to good homes.
Did I mention they were ALL females!!
As for the mom. After much debating whether to keep her or find her a home, I concluded that since she was the prettiest rescue I had ever helped, that she would probably find a home quicker than any of the other rescues I have and the fact that I had 2 other cats outside (one with health issues and FIV+) that I wanted to help too, but i had no more space inside other than my bathroom, was also a factor in deciding it was best to find her a good home.
The very first week I posted her she received a ton of interest and among several candidates we ended up deciding on a retired lady who lived by herself and wanted a companion.
The lady lost a 15yrs old dog to cancer recently and she was ready to have another lifelong companion.
She came to meet her here first and then after falling in love with her, I brought the kitty to her in order to check out the place and make sure she was on the up and up.
The kitty now has a whole apartment to herself with a great beach view with no other animals to bother her and all the love she can get.
It was just perfect.......bittersweet (tears and all), but I know I can't keep them all and she is helping a lady fill the gap her passing dog left.
As for me., I ended up bringing the 2 males inside my condo.
Now I have 3 males that I have to keep separate at all times (Alpha cats) and one female.
Crazy living situation, but I am trying to find them homes too although It has proved to be VERY difficult to place adult cats. Especially a black kitty.
So, I still have my hands full of rescues, crates, cat food, bowls, cat toys, scratchers, etc. I feel like a gypsy sometimes lol.
I call myself, the slave, but I know it is all worth it in the end.
Check out these pictures!!!
And thanks to all of you who helped me get through this chapter of raising a kitty family from beginning to happy end.!
I wanted to give you all an update on the kitty and her kittens since it has been a while.
They all ended up finding homes!
The kittens were put in the humane society's foster program when they reached 8 weeks old. (this was abut 2 months ago)
According to the Foster Program Coordinator who helped me out with the kitties, they have all been adopted and gone to good homes.
Did I mention they were ALL females!!
As for the mom. After much debating whether to keep her or find her a home, I concluded that since she was the prettiest rescue I had ever helped, that she would probably find a home quicker than any of the other rescues I have and the fact that I had 2 other cats outside (one with health issues and FIV+) that I wanted to help too, but i had no more space inside other than my bathroom, was also a factor in deciding it was best to find her a good home.
The very first week I posted her she received a ton of interest and among several candidates we ended up deciding on a retired lady who lived by herself and wanted a companion.
The lady lost a 15yrs old dog to cancer recently and she was ready to have another lifelong companion.
She came to meet her here first and then after falling in love with her, I brought the kitty to her in order to check out the place and make sure she was on the up and up.
The kitty now has a whole apartment to herself with a great beach view with no other animals to bother her and all the love she can get.
It was just perfect.......bittersweet (tears and all), but I know I can't keep them all and she is helping a lady fill the gap her passing dog left.
As for me., I ended up bringing the 2 males inside my condo.
Now I have 3 males that I have to keep separate at all times (Alpha cats) and one female.
Crazy living situation, but I am trying to find them homes too although It has proved to be VERY difficult to place adult cats. Especially a black kitty.
So, I still have my hands full of rescues, crates, cat food, bowls, cat toys, scratchers, etc. I feel like a gypsy sometimes lol.
I call myself, the slave, but I know it is all worth it in the end.
Check out these pictures!!!
And thanks to all of you who helped me get through this chapter of raising a kitty family from beginning to happy end.!
That's a wonderful update. Well done!
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